Iran reveals new “Stealth Fighter” drone for bombing and education

Credit: Tasnim_Military

Iran has a new “Stealth Fighter” drone with miniature jet, which says that it can carry out bombing and clarification missions.

Alireza Tangsiri, commander of the naval wing of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said: “At its high speed, JAS 313 can efficiently carry out its missions.”

He presented it during a ceremony on board the Shahid Bagheri, the drone wearer of the Iranian Navy.

The film material showed the unmanned aircraft (UAV), a smaller version of the Iranian Qaher 313 prototype Stealth fighter, which was put in the shadow by the carrier’s landing railway when it was removed for flight tests.

According to Mr. Tangsiri, the drone was specially developed for the start of such runways and will soon be fully functional.

“(The) Jas drone carries out both information and bomb missions for the IRGC navy,” he said.

However, some Iranian social media users mocked the tiny plane with one: “You could find a cheaper and efficient one at Amazon.”

Last week, the United States imposed sanctions against companies in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland, which were accused of facilitating Tehran’s acquisition of parts for its drone programs.

Scott Bessent, the US finance minister, said: “Iran continues to try to find new ways to obtain the key components he needs to strengthen his UAV weapon program through new front companies and suppliers of the third country.”

Iran has invested heavily in its drone development in recent years, and in January 1,000 new UAVS were delivered to the army.

Iranian drones were used throughout the region in Syria and Yemen, and Russia has used the Iranian Shahed attack drones heavily to bomb Ukrainian cities.

Last month, a drone launched by Russia met the protective cover that the nuclear power plant in Chernobyl covered.

The UK -UAV engine published the Ukrainian media that came from a Shaheed.

Iran is on other showdowns with Israel and the United States, especially after Donald Trump’s maximum pressure campaign on Tehran.

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